cryptically

Things will turn out for the best,' he added cryptically.

Cryptically, her machine said only that she was out and would return.

"I have some things on the table," she said cryptically.

I cryptically asked as the day seemed to get darker.

It just might come in handy, I told him cryptically.

Why did the woman, whoever she was, have to speak so cryptically?

"You are doing it the hard way," he said cryptically.

"New York is a very competitive city," she said cryptically.

"I must be doing something right," the old man remarked cryptically after a moment.

The other version is 70-80 years old and speaks very cryptically.

"These are your father's words from beyond the grave, and I believe they will tell us, however cryptically, who did this thing."

"Many doors are open on that night," he had said cryptically.

"I've got news for you," he had said cryptically that morning.

"In more ways than you can imagine," she replied cryptically.

"I think this has probably waited too long," he added cryptically.

She begins talking cryptically about knowing the right way to escape.

"We are aware of the situation," a woman responded cryptically.

Referring to the close friend, the letter said cryptically, "You should be able to figure out who this individual is."

"That's not the only reason why she took off," Beatrice said cryptically.

"oil for the lamps of china," his secretary said cryptically.

The books provide critical information about nearly every twist in the road, if somewhat cryptically.

It is referred to cryptically in the local press as "the new security scandal."

Again the younger men smiled cryptically, letting him believe what he would.

"There's more than one kind of crime," I said cryptically, and left.